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Bush speaks at . Theft on carrtJ:!US the Idaho Center
BY GINNY EGGl.ESTON Special to The Arbiter
President Bush spoke for approx- imately 45 minutes at the Idaho Center Wednesday to members of the Idaho National Guard and their families. About 9,000 people attended the event In which Bush -thanked the soldiers of the 116th Calvary Brigade for their service In Iraq. First lady Laura Bush and sev- eral high-ranking Idaho officials, including Gov. Dirk Kempthorne, Sen. Larry Craig, Sen. Mike Crapo, and congressmen Butch Otter and Mike Simpson flanked Bush. j,. In his speech, the president at- PHOTOBY mCHAE SWANBECIVTHE ARBITER tempted to gain support forthe War impressed with the president's on Terror and explained his strate- speech. gy of striking "terrorists before they "[The speech) sounds like every- strike more people.· . thing he always says. He didn't give Bush touted successes ofthe War any new Information,· said Spc, on Terror, speaking of Afghanistan Jason Durand, who Is a member of and the recent elections In Iraq. the 25th Army Band and an electrl- . The president also discussed the cal engineering student at BSU...... •...... --..tt... challenges facing the new Iraqi At the close of his speech, Bush . ~ government as they pen the first and his wife spent 15minutes shak- Iraqi constitution. Ing hands with soldiers and other PHOTO BY mCHAE SwANBECIV1'HE ARBITER Among the many Idaho National citizens In attendance. Guard members were several stu- After leaving the Idaho Center, Theft of six laptop computers from the Bpactal EVl!ntsCenter that wera to he used for the leptop loaner program In the Student Union dent-soldiers. Spc. Justin Black Is a Bush met with the families of the history educadonmajoc at lJ~U. . Idah~ servic61QIl,lland women whp . ."IB~shljs'ac~aUiab~~ter8peaJC~' ..haye been killed fhlraq: ...... " Six laptops stnlanfmm Special.Events.Center erthan I thou8ht: .•.TheBush lite- Bushimd hi. entourage toolcoN reotypes aren't all trlle,· Blachafd. {rom Gowen Field on Air Force One BY SARA BAHNSON for the theft of all six computers. was being resealed," Baughman boost the loaner program to thirty But some students weren't that at 3:54 p.m, Wednesday. Assistant News Editor "Someone gained access to a said. "That's probably how he got laptops," Lakes said. storage area within the Special In." Howard is currently being Six laptop computers were re- Events Center and burglarized The recovered computers from housed at the Ada County Jail for ported stolen from the BSUSpecial an equipment storage cage," said the pawn shop were essential In unrelated charges, Including bat- Events Center on July 10, and a Doug Lakes, technical services catching Howard, according to tery, malicious Injury to property, BY JESSICA CHRISr£HSEN warrant for the arrest of BSU stu- manager for the Student Union. Baughman. and burglary. He will be charged News Writer dent Reashard Howard for the theft Six computers were stolen from "Pawn shops are required to en- with felony grand theft, according of three of the computers is forth- behind a chain link fence in the ter [acquired] Items In a database," to Baughman. BoiseState UnlversityCounseling coming, according to the Boise stage area, where the comput- Baughman said. . Howard Is currently enrolled Services Is experiencing changes State police department. ers were being prepared for the "Detectives can search the data- at BSU this fall, according to Bob this fall as a result of the growth at According to officer Damon Student Union Information Desk base for items that may have been Evancho, associate director of BSU.Counseling Services, formerly Baughman, Howard admitted to laptop loaner program, according stolen, which Is how we found communications at BSU. known as the Counseling Center, stealing three computers, which to Lakes. these." He said the unlverslty would has been located In the Education were recovered from a local pawn "The day they were stolen, all "The recovered laptops are again walt until law enforcement charges Building until recently. The depart- shop three or four weeks ago. of the doors to the Special Events being prepared for deployment at Howard before taking any disci- ment has purposefully undergone a However, Baughman says that he Center were open because the floor the Information Desk, which will plinaryactlon. name and location change this fall believes Howard tobe responsible semester. It's more than [the name change) ... the new name reflects to students the fact we want to be out
and more available. We are here for ''''... . ;~" $7,000 worth of projectors taken you,· said Jim. Nicholson, director of Counseling Services. BY SARA BAHNSON "There's no way, Counseling Services Is now lo- ;}~~',~~:i!~ cated at Taylor Hallin room C103, ,L'i,? .·.IiI""""l~~;'". Assistant News Editor according to fire PHOTO BY IDCHAE SWANBElJI/I'IIE ARBITER code.. that we can however, this location Is' semi- permanent. BSU plans to build a The Counsel!ng Center has a new Three overhead celllng projec- lock those doors," locatlon In Taylor Hall, Bl03 .. tors have been reported stolen from Pllne said. new structure south of the Student BSUclassrooms in the last month, Projector theft Is Recreation' Center to house both 17to 60 years old. It's a really inter- with losses totaling approximately not a new phenom- the Counseling Services and health esting diversity ofpeople," $7,000,according to the BSUpolice enon .at BSU. PlIne science departments. Counseling Services focuses on department. said there Is a grow- "The new location is not a part of their preventative outreach by of- The theft oftwo data video pro- Ing market for the the main part of campus anymore, ferlng a list of one-credit classes jectors, both worth a reported personal use ofthese and so we are very close to the out- specializing In mental health. The $2,000, occurred on Aug. 3, in the projectors. doors •. It's very quiet," said Iunl full-time staff teaches classes on Education Building. One projec- "The most com- Eichelberger, Counseling Services topics such as "fears and phobias;" tor was stolen from the College of mon reason thatthey receptionist. Nicholson said he Is or on speech phobia with a class Business and. Economics (COBE) take them is to play hopeful to see the new structure called, "Fright In the Spotlight." -; . between July 17and Aug. 17,worth computer and video 'IlICHAESWANBEC1V1'HEARBITEH completed In the nextfew years. Even though the courses change a reported $3,000. games on the wall," Theft of proJeCtorsIn the EducaUon BuUding and ·We want the heath science de- each semester, education is not Officer Damon Baughman said Pline said. "They also . the Busihess Building . partment to bea part of the new limited to students. thatthere are 110 suspects and there sell them. We watch "It's.all about .t.Imlng,~ Pllne said. facUlty. It would be an Incredible "We distribute a 'Reaching Out' were no witnesses in either case. eBav but w e haven't seen any" marriage, because as of right now, pamphlet to each department to go l' .. • ·We need to add more time to the According to theBSU police de- Pllne also said that the theft of students using the health center are over symptoms associated with sui- partment, the projectors In both projectors Is nota spur of the mo- mix." In a very minimal facility,· he said. cide or eating disorders. We want to buildings were held to the ceiling ment crime, but a very calculated The IT department constantly . The. reason for the move Is be- be sensitive to student needs and with a security cable that was CUt._..plan. changes tbe way the projectors are cause the deplirtment of bloiulS}'Is teach faculty and staff how to mab! with bolt cutters. "People case the' building and secured and Is also considering a in need ofmorlHabspace whereof- a referral of our services to stu; ·Th.ecablel. ar.eHke ablke.lock pick the.' easl.est proje.ctor,· Pline.· neWsoftware program as a new de- flees are currently located. It's more. dents,· Nicholson said. : . terrentto theft. convenient for the department. to Counseling Services use .. what and are supposed to provide a de- ··sald. "Some are easily reached by. "Wi. e'.re..·looldng at getting' local terrent [to theftl, but they're not standing on a table; so they steal ... . . '. move next door to the Education iscaIled an open access systeni~ good enough If someone really those." . . ". areanetworlc att8Chedpr~ectors Building,' where Counseling Counselors are available to meet wants the proJector," said Patrick The IT department Is working onwlth~m()nitoring ~oftware, Pline Services was > previously .Iocated. with students assoonasposslblJ .PUrte;asslstant informatiOn tech- . )iewways ofSectiringthep'toJediirs'c -liBid: Itwoul~ ~k, Is;the device on Last year, Coume~gSemcespar- When .·walkingt1uVugh·the ·doo~:-·~ .nolo81 (IT) resource manager and... .and Dlaklng It more ~~it fa..the.'. andfuncti0nalr. and If not, Itcould tlclpatedU. 3500~()ursof service" SemC8S areeasyto8CCeSs; and COBBWeb administrator.. . ·theftto. occur,8c¢ordingtoPlln.,. 'send~alertthat the item faU;ctto dealing;\ritli "'~'.'.Intemrition"studentJ.c~-~lther call. ~26~1(;()1' in the theft of the Education . Plln:e~d,be Is now securlngpro-,~pq~dt.?~eITdepartmeqt., . 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. .' ~ pergroup ABBA, is a tale of fam- "Deteri~raiing ~conomlc, health, , "If your father promises to take "Forme, technology plays a major a roadway of dreams where driv- world . ily and friendship on. a tiny Greek and living conditions" in Cuba, you to Disneyland, then tells you role. I like to shoot digital photogra- ers can hit 130.mph and forget the island. On the eve of her wedding, the report warns, are "dangerous- later you can't go, sure you'll com- phy, and that would be impossible worries of office and home for a pre- a daughter's quest to discover the Cuba an island of de- ly similar" to the circumstances plain about it," the official said. without a computer,· he said. cious few mlmites. Identity: of her. father brings three that sparked the 1994 rafters cri- "But you still love your father." McLaughlin spends about four Opened in April, the 320-acre spair;Castro regime men from her mother's past back sis, when 30,790 Cubans fled to the hours a day on the computer, surf- club already has 260 members, to the island they last visited 20 professes hope United States. ing the Web, blogging, chatting speed junkies, and car connoisseurs national . years ago. ABBA's hits "Dancing There are no signs of an exodus, with friends, playing games, and who drive their Lamborghlnis and Queen," "The Winner Takes It AlI," At the risk of being devoured by the report said, but unhappiness soon, doing research, he said. Lotuses on a track built for maxi- Growing technology "Money, Money, Money," and "Take sharks, Juan Carlos is secretly pre- with Fidel Castro's socialist govern- "It would be difficult without it. mum velocity. Some, like Henry a Chance on Me" are featured. paring to escape Cuba by boat. ment is growing. playing larger role in It's easier than going down to the Vicioso, drive vintage Mustangs Leading the cast of 30 is Lauren "I've had enough," said the 32- Tensions are mounting, Cuban library,· McLaughlin said. and Sunbeams. college education Mufson as Donna Sheridan, the year-old cook, who earns less than dissidents agree. Brett's mother, Barbara, said But on a slow day, a member can take any car out for a spin, includ- Independent single mother whose $15 a month. "When 1 get home "I'here is total discontent," said Cell phones, thumb drives, iP- there is no way she would send her ing the family Taurus. That's the carefree past catches up with her from work, there's no electricity, Alain Gomez Ramos, 27, an inde- ods, Blackllerrles, DVD players, son to school without a computer. beauty of a facility envisioned by on the eve of her daughter's wed- no water, and no gas. 1 swat mos- pendent journalist who is part of and personal computers, especially "I knew he had one and made quitoes all night, then get up at 6 to the opposition. sure. he had everything else he its founders as both a high-speed ding. Before appearing in "Mamma laptops, are. quickly becoming re- Mia!," Mufson appeared in "ANew go to work again. If you were in my During the first half of the year, needed to turn in a paper," she said. raceway and an exclusive country qulred equipment for the college- Brain," ."Groundhog," "Kiss of the shoes, I guarantee you'd leave, too, the U.S. Coast Guard picked up "I don't see how they get out of high club, a car aficionado's version of bound student. Spider Woman," and on the TV even if you had to climb into a bed- more than 1,500 Cubans at sea, the school without it." the swank golf club. "Technology is just ubiquitous show "Law & Order: SVU." Beckah pan and paddle to Florida." highest number in 10years. At colleges across middle "I always thought that car guys now," said Anne Gormly, vice presi- Nutt will play her daughter, Sophie. The socialist government that- A Cuban Foreign Ministry. of- dent of academic affairs at Georgia Georgia, educators have noticed an should have the nice amenities Washington has spent hundreds of ficial, speaking on condition of increase In the amount of'technolo- that [golfers] do,"said MarkBasso, Nutt has been in the national tour- College & State University in ing productions of "South Pacific." millions of dollars trying to topple is anonymity, conceded that some Milledgeville. "It's to the point peo- gy students are bringing to campus, an owner and the brains behind on the brink again. Not because of a Cubans are frustrated and want to even within the last five years. the idea. "If you've got a Ferrari or "Mamma Mial" is part oft he Fred ple don't even think of not bringing Meyer Broadway in Boise series. lack of human rights or democracy, leave. But he contended support for it anymore." "We're seeing a lot of new technol- Porsche, there's nowhere to drive it Future Broadway in Boise perfor- but because of something as simple the revolutionary government is not Computers are now a neces- ogy coming in," said Wesley Smith, safely as fast as it was made to go." - mances at the Morrison Center as keeping the lights on and pro- unraveling. Most people, he said, sary part of academic life, said director for instructional technol- include "42nd Street," "The Male viding basic services, according to still back Castro, whose govern- Brett McLaughlin, 18, a freshman ogy. at Middle Georgia College in local/bsu Intellect:' An Oxymoron?," and "An an August report by the University ment has endured the most severe at GC&SU. McLaughlin, of Macon, Cochran. "Students are driving Evening with Bill Cosby." For more of Miami's Institute for Cuban and and longest-lasting U.S. economic built the computer he uses in his the ball for USi we're trying to stay information about the series, visit Cuban-American Studies. sanctions ever imposed. dorm room. ahead of them,' Hit musical http://mc.boisestate.edu. 'Mamma Mia!' Country club caters to to play at the what the? life in fast lane ----- Morrison Center Wheeeeeeeeee! As sleek Porsches and BMWs The national touring production sped past her on the track, Amy Look, Ican fly... of the hit musical "Mamma Mia!" Vicioso strapped on a helmet like will play at the Velma V. Morrison Crash! Just kidding. a real race car driver, slipped into Center for the Performing Arts at the driver's seat, and toddled along Boise State University from Oct. 11- Wood pigeons in Whangarei, in the family Ford Taurus with her 16. Australia, have been getting intoxi- husband, Henry, by her side. Performances will be at 7:30 p.m. cated on fermented guava berries, "He kept telling me, you don't on Oct. 11-13, 8 p.m, on Oct. 14, 2 then flying drunk through a' bird need to hit the brakes," the and 8 p.m. on Oct. 15, and noon and sanctuary. Shorewood, Ill., lax accountant said 5 p.rn, on Oct. 16.Tickets are $33.50- They have crashed into windows with a giggle. "I took it real slow." $61 at all Select-a-Seat outlets, by or fallen out of trees while under Other members of the Autobahn phone at 426-1110 or 426-1494, and the influence. Country Club, one of the nation's online at www.idahotickets.com. Some 30 out-of-control birds largest racecourses, take it real fast. "Mamma Mlal," which is based have had to be sobered up by wild- The Joliet track is 3.56 miles of pure on the songs of international su- life officials. adrenalin for racing enthusiasts, ~~~
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.....-lIAUL ·.....~ Rugby More Importantly, corporations (especially multinationals with All the reasons their fingers In multiple pies) of- :< fer opportunities for travel and Why it's superior ~. promotion that are often easier to you should snag if you're already a minion ... to college football C~ er, employee. Working for Widgets join corporate International and securing a trans- fer to the Tahiti branch may not be BY BRIAN HOLMES is longer, wider, and usually more night after, and during the game to bandwagon-driven alumni. America easy, but in many ways, it's simpler Opinion Writer temporary In natUre. They play on the point that it defies all rational And yes, it's precisely because than trying to move there and get both sides ofthe field. thought. no other colligiate sports program employed on your own hook. BY BRANDON NOLlA I'm going to start a fire. A fire so There are no separate positions But It is precisely because of this whores itself out better than unlver- Among those benefits, at least capacious and glorious that it seeks for offense and defense. They play that they take the time to share with sity-approved football that many of Opinion Writer for most companies: education. to consume the very essence of without pads, and without a full their opponents, both male and fe- our nation's top state schools have Ha, you thought I was telling you sports. With this first log I now de- battery of armored devices that il- male alike, the messages of good outstanding law programs,engl- It's that time of year again. tire to abandon education, didn't you? clare that college rugby should be lustrate the Insecurities of players will and good playing. neering centers and teaching hos- onrush of fall semester, the end Hell, no: I'm trying to get you to get America's number one collegiate of some other sad, tired sport. . Of course, many ofus realize that pitals. of summer, and the beginning of someone else to PaY for It.This used sport, hands down. American col- The ball Is not dead once it hits American college football currently But, how many people worldwide another year of higher education, to be a popular reason for going lege football just gets in the way of the ground. This Is important, be- dominates most ofthls nation's col- care about which football player is whatever that means to you. Some into the military, but Dubya done of you lucky souls out there are on ruined that. progress. Why Is that? Well, let's cause it keeps the game fluid and in legiate sports coverage landscape. coming out of Ohio State or Boise break it down to its core. motion. In addition, college rugby But should It? State University, for that matter? your true chosen path, and I com- Although most firms will only I College rugby players face~off players are better at keeping the Yes, It brings in truckloads of The answer is that only those in- mend you. Judging from statistics, pay for education relevant to your against each other on a field that peace with their opponents. money for any university willing dividuals associated with the team most ofyou are not: you can expect job, you'd be surprised what might They drink large, unimagina- to give It up every season to well- and fans give a crap. to look forward to changes in your be arguably relevant. It all depends ble quantities of alcohol funded Institutions, deluded self- The rest of the world lives-for majors and post-education careers on the company, which is why you'll .-:'<:-- :~~'t~··...---M"" ....;~., on a more frequent basis than your want to research your picks before .... ' 'lIo... . the night before, the serving Individuals, and spoiled rugby...... H..__•• _.~~ ------folks did. taking the plunge . So, as a "welcome back" gift from Visit their Web sites, ask for more me to you, let me offeryou some ad- Information, see if you can wangle vice. If you're not one of those peo- an Informational interview; not ~ pie who feel a calling to be in what- only Is it a good chance to practice ~~~. ever program you're in, or even col- your various B.S. skl1ls,but It helps lege for that matter, you should quit you network (a business term that Since you asked: tention to achieve pleasure In your- 'yourself, dressing sexy in the work/ Does he really believe that many and get a job, preferably for a large supposedly refers to making help- self. school place is one thing. Dressing of the gay men In San Pranclsco corporation. It's all right to get the ful contacts, but often translates This photo does You do not need to apologize for feminine Is a whole other thing. don't care ifthey are HIV positive? job before you quit, if you feel that's into kissing multiple asses; a useful; who you are, but you do need to Iwould have to say that Is a pretty best, but stop wasting your time skill, no matter what you call It). bother me own up to it. "I have found that In- Megan Marchetti- Boise, ID big overstatement if not an all out here. But, above all, the best reason for' telligence is commonly associated blatant lie, as I highly doubt he Now, why would I say such a working for a corporation or two Is' "The scientific community is one with pocket protectors and big- talked to most ofthe gay men In San thing? Past articles may have given simple; It will help you clarify whar of the only fields where dressing rimmed, coke-bottle glasses." This r t. ldemic ! Francisco. the Impression I'm not a big fan of you want. The confusion that often' even slightly sexy is somehow equal may be a true statement for you, but rorgo len epl emlc IS What Is your argument Mr., corporations ,whlch is trueenough . drIves chidanges n egree programs, . to dressing completely slutty." You it Is one, yet again, that is not asso- one gay man's gross Newbold? Gay~ are losing the war And, as a graduate student, I'm ob- careers, etc. Is due to not knowing state this as a fact, and it Is not. ciated with any scientific fact. It is e against HlV because they are A) vlously behind the Idea of higher whatwe want to do, or not being More professionalism Is expected one of personal experience, . ov.er-e:.eou ..n..e.r.alIzatlon . llexually promlscuous, B) careless I cdiSucat on. 0, one mlghth reason- wl1llng to pursue It. from someone who participates in Perhaps you need to change your . !. "7;:l;runaware.ot·fndJgnant about the 0 • ~bJy.lI'~ .w~~l~uJd~t;~!i!.;;:flV~'::ft!r.'a':corporatlonHltf\,l1 said scientific community; environment and' surround your- With heavily laden sarcasm and exposure and effects of HIV/AIDS a thing. ' .'. ..'.'...... ·.deallng With 811that entaUs - the' Dressing sexy and dressing femi- self with people who do not Judge disappointment, I pity .Taylor C; . C) all online "gay· Web sites are ac- Worklngforcorporatlonahassev- meetingS, the PoIIUcal cuJture,the! . nine are two very different things. you based on your clothes, or lack Newbold. His artlcle contains such curate representations of what the eraJadvantages, though.FJrstofall, regulations, even the dress code-: Your article makes you seem like there of. The best ofluck to you, but extreme, gross overgeneralJza- gay population thinks, wants, prac- they are the most likely tooffer ben- has a way offUumlnatlng the things; the type of gal who needs quite a bit It seems both you and the editor tions of the gay community In San tlces In dally life and strives for. eflts like 401(k) and medical cover- you value and the things you can do; of attention, thus the way you pres- have a few Infantile preoccupations Francisco that as a straight woman, Your commentary Is an opinion age, which may not sound all that without. Corporations have a way' I'm actually offended. piece that further stereotypes the sexy to you whippersnapper under- of clearing the table that smaller ent yourself in attention-getting to overcome. It saddens me how un- gay population as "promiscuous, grads, but trust me, you'll change businesses and agencies can't quite outfits. The third deflnltlon of nar- This Is not to say that there Is not educated he is In the social irresponsible, drug using, and sex your mind soon enough. Follow the replicate. Something to consider cissist is "erotic pleasure derived a whole slew of folks out there in reality and impact the gay com- crazed Individuals." money. and the trail leads right to while you're waiting In line at the from contemplation or admiration the world who believe the way you of one's own body or self." It seems think they do, and it Is sad that they munlty has by their involvement in big corporations. bookstore. obvious that you desire sexual at- still believe this way. But you said It AIDS/HlV causes in the BayArea. Jackie S. - Seattle, WA Team Drew Sound dating advice from two guys with very different sex lives ~~ ...... ~ BY DREW LOWER Guest Opinion It Is always a very frustrating time In a relationship's life deciding what to get that special person for their birthday. In your case, It Is a little bit ~1~~~· pu~::':~~~~~:"'::~:'~;~:;~:~~~;~;~~~ trickier, when the relationship is so new. , I know what you mean In the fact that you want the gift to be some- :::.~ .•~. •• .. ~.'~.A.· 'l'..;.,\>~.jt.M."4---';"~.\i' •... ;.N\.~ ~ ..•. ' '...... sO::~~r~s~:~t~;~~~:~~ ..;::~~~ ~~~:~e:~don't care how much money thing great, but I am sure In the back of your mind you are not wanting to ..L.JV\.\~. \}J\m... . '.~.' .Vl','" .•...... you spend on us, or how cute you think we wilIlook In our new red polo: freak him out by getting something that makes him feel smothered In the relationship. . The best thing that I can suggest for you Is looking for something that he can use. Look around and see what he has, and what he Is Interested In. Now, of course, if he Is intert;sted in cars, you don't want to buy him a ~P,~EE~~~~~~~~;~~~~someililng to the effect of "free back massage." Another would read "free: ~~~I:~-:'"jS7 .c.... car. One thing that would be good is taking his car and getting It washed £Xd c-n~\\~'.',::'a-- and detailed. If you can do some of the work yourself, then that would be '" I ..._~,. __."~_.~~,,_ ...~.~ "!:lV car wash· or "favorite meal: And,ofcoursemypersonalfavorlte,the"any-~ .A thing you want· card. . even better. Itwould show that you put some time and iliought Into the gift. ~.L-: A...... :...... ~k -:"""':".----..:.,-~.,.. Then, Include a little set of car detailing supplies so he can use It himself ~~.-~ _.~.~~~~~ .." :_:.-N~~' . Now staple iliat bad boy up, draw a fewhearts oniliefrontcover,alldyou' In the future. This gift shows you are willing to put some time Into something that means most to him and that you have also left him wiili a small gift that he can use for other times to come. Don't stress out over It,. though. 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D!o1rtbutod HOn Cook-off adds a little spice AN~~AY..~ to the Treasure Valley • BY TRAVIS ESTVOLD acle I can get anything done in Culture Writer a given day with the things that .. swirl around In my cranium. • As I lie around the night be- Seriously, I daydream about fore my first day of this school Cap'n Crunch making the Rice - year, I watch "The Empire Krispies elves walk the plank, Strikes Back," and I'm struck by or Tony the Tiger mauling that the idea that I have no earthly "sillyrabbit" - all, ofcourse, for clue how I am supposed to feel my amusement. And, because I about being a senior In college. only want to eat the toughest of Should Ibe relieved the ride is breakfast foods. almost over? Should I be afraid But, on a more serious note, I that "real life" is just about to got this camera phone over the start? Should I be excited that summer. I guess that may be old football season Is nearly under- ' hat for some, but I've been mak- way? ing full use of my new toy. Well, sure, I'm thinking all of I take pictures of skyscapers, these things, somewhere in the funny-looking cars on the road, giant witch's cauldron that is drunk people in bars, and basi- my smoking brain. cally anything that amuses me But more importantly, I'm in my everyday life. thinking what it would be like In the course of those ran- if breakfast foods and their rep- dom, everyday photo shoots, resentative marketing icons an idea struck me. Well, maybe were gladiators, secretly fight- a passing car struck me - but I ing each other in my cabinets in got an idea out of the encoun- the dark hours just before sun- ter, anyhow. "Include camera rise, for the right to become my phone images in your column!" morning meal. (Even my internal voice shouts No, I'm not high on acid. sometimes.) That's just how my head works. So, here I go, off into some Welcome to my world. And wel- wild blue yonder. And the bo- come to the elaborate and high- nus? Everyone who reads my brow world of "So, Anyway...," weekly offerings will get the I've been writing forThe Arbiter benefit of new, wondrous visual for a year and a half now. aides. I'm not sure what that ex- Yes, this is my fifth semester actly means I'll be getting my- of supplying the school paper self into this year. ·;'h::::L.} with nonsensical ramblings Last week, I composed a con- about toilets and their contents, gratulatory piece on the amaz- '.'~.'.:~.j...,.:..,:: wild .concert-golng, handsome ing new urinals in the Student ~ ::~:'i:;~·~-.·0:~ cheerleaders, inane poetry, Union Building, complete PHOTO BY IIATBINA SAVlTYl')IE ARBITER rants, raves, and otherwise un- with a pic snapped on my little important information. phone. Embarrassment at tak- The salsa cook-off at the Ste Chapelle Winery In Caldwell this summer required all competitors to bring their own Ingredients, . My father recently relayed ing photos in the men's room to me that despite seeing my aside, I thought it went over BY KATRINA L. SAVITZ share; at least not without a price. bottle of the salsa they liked best. I wine, and we listened to the cheer- talent as a writer, my choices preuy well. Culture Writer Friends and family request my sal- had no beans. At that point, I didn't ful tunes coming from the live of topics while tenured at this This week, I captured major sa at every occasion, so I figured I care if I won or lost. band. publication have been a little ... icons of the hot cereal industry Whoever said that Idaho has might have a chance at winning. I was just glad that I was finished. The view of the farms and or- uh, lacking. duking it out on the floor of a lo- no culture didn't look very hard. Iarrived at the Winery'ssalsa prep I shared a glass of Sauvlgnon Blanc chards from Ste Chapeile was My brother told me I pander cal grocery store. Seriously, I've Culture is all around us; it is just a booth with two Albertson's grocery with my best friend Rhandi and amazing. It was calm lind natu- to college-level readers. And my so moved on from toilet humor. matter of finding it. I found it at Ste bags full of the ingredients needed mingled with the other contes- ral. Nothing this L.A. girl had ever mother just wants me to make For now. Chapelle Winery in Caldwell this to make my salsa: a 6x6 plastic cut- tants. seen. sure the online forum for post- So, anyway, as has become summer. ting board, one chopping knife, and Some contestants were locals It was then time to announce the ing responses stays active so customary for me to do at the SteChapelle Winery hosted my mini electrical vegetable chop- from either Boise or Nampa, and winners. The announcer said, "The she can have her go at humor start of any new year, I'd like their summer concert, featur- per. some were from New Mexico. There winner for the hot category is the writing, too. to welcome all of Boise State's ing Zydeco music, a Cajun form of Compared to everyone else were salsas named Devil Dog, Savitz Family Salsa." I skipped to- That's all well and good, but fresh faces aboard and say, dance music played by Tom Rigney there,· I was very low budget. The Guero's Salsa, and Wicked Tomato. ward the stage like a 12-year-old. I I have more important things "Welcome. Read my column. and Flambeau. In addition to the other contestants were equipped I named my salsa the Savitz Family wonl on my mind - like the Quaker And look at the pictures. It will upbeat music, a local restaurant with portable stoves for roasting Salsa (discouragement clouded my 1was handed a gift bag ofgoodies Oatmeal guy getting his butt do your body good, in a way that called Copper Canyon provided their peppers, huge wooden cut- creativity], as my prize. Ail I kept saying to my- whooped by the Cream of milk never did. Best wishes in Cuban cuisine. ting boards, complete knife sets (in I started to feel better about my self was, "I guess my salsa is good, Wheat chef. Honestly, it's a rnir- '05-'06." But the event that caught my at- briefcases), matching aprons, and day. I met a bunch of people from and my friends and family weren't tention was the salsa cook-off. I de- professional advertising signs. I the area who shared the same love lying." • cided to enter the contest because I was regretting entering the contest, for salsa. I ended up being the sec- The next event at Ste Chapelle's thought it would make an awesome but there was no going back. ond contestant to run out of salsa. I Winery is Sept. 25. They are featur- feature story for The Arbiter, and I began preparing my salsa, and was glad then, knowing the compe- ing a Latin Brazilian jazz band and because I thought if I won, I would with every passing moment, I felt tition was almost over. their second annual chill cook off. win a case ofSte Chapelle's one of a more and more discouraged. I headed over to this beautiful Therefore, if you have an awesome kind Riesling. I was the second-to-last to finish huge tree located in the middle of chili recipe, take it to the winery I have been perfecting my origi- preparing their salsa; meanwhile, the lawn at Ste Chapelle Winery, and share it with Idaho. nal recipe for salsa for over two- the crowds had already begun where my husband Chris, my two- Ifit can happen to me, it can hap- and-a-half years. My ingredients taste-testing the other salsas. year-old son Blake, Rhandl, and pen to you. Gates open at noon. include roma tomatoes, hot pep- Empty wine bottles were placed Rhandi's husband Mark were sit- The cost is 10 dollars per person, pers, red onions, cilantro, and my in front of each salsa, so that the ting. and kids 13 and under are free. secret spice, for which I cannot tasters could drop beans into the Rhandi handed me a glass Good luck! ;~ i'i Aug Ust252005 ... CULTURE 15 Show your 'SU IPfor.' 0 p8. r ••• . person Friday g.Saturday . fro", 1~'2 Midnight . 33 3-'-U6S 2405 'ogus 'ash' ltd Check us out online: . .: b. . ;-.(. www.seret'llty otse.cova PHOroS BY CALEB MEYEIlIl'IIE ARBITER U>me. -fr> Woyld MaYk:e+ foy inVYedible. .6ac.k. to Sdtool ~avi" ~piff "p .~O"y ~rau. COST PLUS Dse,~I~'1BUwHo~~l!!mem~en;fJlI! .·tt.l\ealth.y dase~"fc:j~l.ilJ'DtChicJ<.ell/fDr.!;Il:1.e·sQul "-"'-.; " - .. BY MICAHSUL.L.IVAN Senrelch .believe those little Jerks Cutture Writer were really like. Upon being called to the scene, The return of claymation? Stop- one cat (1 think It was the torso) motion television? Why, that hasn't blasted out of a cake at a bachelor's . beendoneslnce "Gumby." party, and then the green arm cat But wait. .. Seth Green ("Without connected doggy-style with the - .. a Paddle," "Austin Powers") has blue leg cat, all before the crime now found himself in his own pub- fighters ever united to save the day. lic toyland, thanks to his recent. You know that kind of thing hap- collaboration with Toyfare editor pened all the tlme., •Matthew Senreich. or course, to tie it In with current . "Robot Chicken," on' Cartoon crap, Voltron has a dance-off with ·Network's Adult Swim, finally takes the enemy, gets "served," and then a look at every cheesy tidbit of pop hacks the foe apart with a 40-foot. culture, stretching from N'SYNC sword. . back to Mr. T. How about Walt Disney's lust for Using mostly Barbie-looking the flesh of Cuban children? dolls with clay facial expressions, Even seen Jesus play pat-a-cake? Green and Sen reich can create as- The perfect blend of old with new tonishing likenesses to anyone or comes when Chucky finds himself anything. And, Ifthere's no doll that l1eeding ii place to lay low, only to fits the role, they go straight clay. find his most heated encounter yet. The season opener gave view- The zombie-ized Cabbage Patch ers a behind-the-scenes look at the Kids begin their feeding frenzy on "Transformers," where the touchy Chucky's soul, and then go on to nature ofthe Autobot camp was fi- imitate scenes from the recent rave nally revealed, when one turned to of brain-eater films like "Resident the other in the shower and scoffed, Evil" and "Dawn oCthe Dead." Even "You're such a retardicon." ,better than Garbage Pail Kids. Later, the never' before seen Where else can Skeletor sit in the Optimus Prime infomercial on same car as Cobra Commander and prostate cancer was shown in its Lex Luther? All that criminal mas- PHOTO COURTESY ADULT SWIM entirety. "Do you have to use the termind in one minivan ... whew! whole fist, Doc?" Prime said, finally Seth Green has thrown his "Robol Chicken" airs Sunday nlghls on b.arloon Network's Adult SWim. shedding light on the truth behind Hollywood weight around in pro- this cartoon is heavily endorsed. chicken is an actual menu item a sweet and pungent sauce." Sweet But next week; Cartoon Network . every man's much-awaited middle- duction of these masterpieces. And rightly. Les Claypool, the only from a Chinese restaurant Green AND pungent ... will return to their senses and air aged rectal exam. With voice appearances from guy who should ever create cartoon and Senreich Visited. According to You're screwed this week be- "Robot Chicken" in its normal slot, If you remember "Voltron" (oh, Macaulay Culkin, Seth Macfarlane, theme songs, is responsible for the www.adultswim.com, it consists of cause Adult Swim is running more Sunday nights at 12:30 a.m., be- glorious "Voltron"], then you are Scarlett Johansson, Mark Hamill, main credit music. "tender chunks of chicken breast "InuYasha" than anyone should tween "Family Guy" and "Harvey sure to enjoy what Green and Sarah Michelle Geller, and others, And if you're wondering, robot fried in a light batter and cooked in have to stomach. Birdman." Flu Vaccine Research Advanced Clinical Research (ACR®) Is seeking .Summer memuriaslast forever healthy volunteers to participate in a clinical research . study of an investigational influenza vaccine. To Qualify You Must: • Be between the ages of 18 to 49 • Have not received an influenza vaccine 9 months prior " Qualified participants wI/I ~, receive study related vaccinations and doctor exams at no cost to you. In addition, you will be compensated for time and travel. For more Information please call ACR® at 1-866-54-STUDY or visit our web site at: www.acr-research.com Advanced Clinical Research PHOTO BY AMBER FUGEII!I'HE ARBITER EnCR Lying out on boulders. Paddling around Lake Tahoe In a boat. Whet a way 10 say good-bYlllO Ihe summer 012005, BY. AMBER FUGER Only seven hours away from swims, and a few sweet rum drinks Culture Writer Boise, across the dry, hot Nevada known as "wet woodys" served up desert is a little well-known para- during late night cocktail hours. Ah, summer memories. 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BY S~R~H JOHNSON sonally welcome athletes to the get the very best education that you the athletic department for the up- Acomplimentarydlnnerwaspro- Friday Sports Writer new' school year. According to can," Bleymaier said. coming year and thanked athletes vided for all the "guests attending Scrimmage Bleymaler, this year will be very ex- According to Bleymaier, the ath- and coaches for representing their the convocation. The evening was Bronco Stadium The Student Athlete Advisory citing for the athletic department. letic department strives to accom- sport, making Boise State a repu- enhanced with various forms of en- Time:7p.m. Committee hosted a convoca- Boise State will be hosting four . plish the goals of graduating every table university. tertainment, Including a slide show tion for Boise State athletes on Western Athletic Conference cham- senior, to have a lQOpercent return "People know us by the quality production of highlights from last Monday night In the Student Union pionships, Including women's soc- rate of athletes every year, and to of our academic program and the year's athletic teams, a Hawaiian Volleyball"'''' Building's Jordan Ballroom. cer, men and women's indoor track, have zero problems with student quality of our athletic programs," dance routine by four BSUfootball Saturday The start 'of the year kickoff was golf, and men and women's cross athletes In the community. . Kustra said. teammembers, and stand up com- Alumni Match organized to welcome athletic country. BSU will also be hosting Other goals were mentioned re- SAAC.members Introduced and edy. Bronco Gym teams, coaches, and staff Into the theMPC Computer Bowl. garding the success of each team. thanked athletic department staff Time: 2 p.m. 2005-06 school year. "It's a very exciting time to be a "I want every team to win confer- members for their hard work and The event featured two guest Bronco," Bleymaler said. ence championships and compete dedication behind the scenes. Have questions, comments, speakers: Athletic Director Gene He encouraged athletes to get the In NCAAtournaments," Bleymaier Student athletes who finished last or story ideas? Call the Arbiter So£cer"'''' Bleymaler and University President Sports Department at 345-8204 Sunday most out of their career at BSU. said semester with a 4.0 GPAwere also Robert Kustra. "I hope you will all take advan- Following Bleymaler, President [xl03] or send an e-mail to Utah Utes recognized for academic excel- Bleymaier took the stage to per- tage of resources at Boise State to Kustra conveyed his excitement to [email protected] BOAS soccer complex lence. Time: I p.m. "closed to media and public uexhibition game Student Recreation To sign up for intramura and club sports, visit the Student Recreation Center or get information online at wWw.boisestate.edu/recreation. [SIDE LINE] Deep, talented, inexperienced Broncos land local product. two players receivers can be leave program the focal point According to KBCI Sports Director Vince Trimboli, the Boise for BSU State football team received a ver- . " bal commitment from Timberline BY TREVOR HORN High kicker David Lowery. Lowery, who also plays free safe- Sports Editor ty and wide receiver forTimberline, Boise State has lost two receiv- wl1l most likely specialize at kick- ers for the 2005 season opener ver- ing for the Broncos. sus Georgia since fall camp began. In other football news, Cade Drlsan James, the most experienced Woolstenhulme has decided receiver and Chris Christopher are not to return to the Broncos for his redshlrt freshman season. both out. James Is suspended for the sea- Woolstenhulme was a local recruit, son opener, and Christopher Is no who walked on from Skyview High longer with the program. School in Nampa, !D. And freshman Losing the top two returning re- receiver Jeremy Childs has decided ceivers would be a huge blow to to redshirt this season. There was most programs, but the Broncos PHOTOS BY STANLEY BHEWSTEBI a chance' that Childs, along with THEARBITEH still have over a half dozen guys his cousin and former high school who will play on Sept. 3 at Georgia. teammate Orlando Scandrick, Boise State receivers Legedu Naa- "We do a lot of moving guys nee (4) Ilrtsan James (11) Jerard would be the two true freshman to around," BSUreceivers coach Steve Rabb (1) and Josh Smnh (far right). play for the Broncos this season. Smyte said. Smyte Is In his second According to BSU receivers coach season as the receivers coach for Steve Smyte, Childs believes he wl1l the Broncos. junior college transfer, a freshman Nevada. This fall, Murray has been be better in his fifth year, rather The Broncos still have six six re- with a blue-collar work ethic - and Impressive with his ability to catch than his first. ceivers on the roster that will travel the near unanimous vote from the passes In double coverage. Back-up sophomore safety Duran and expect to play against Georgia rest of the players as the breakout "[Murray is] very solid. He's going Cooley has also left the program, on Sept. 3. player this season. to be a guy that we can count on to and excepted a scholarship at an- "Weare going to put the best guys Three seniors will suit up for the playa couple of different positions," other university. on the field for what they do. So, we Broncos. Clasen is In his first sea- Smyte sald, are not so tied In to who's the 'X,' son with the Broncos, after spend- Josh Smith Is the third senior who that the Broncos have lacked in the Two Broncos who's the 'Z,' like some other plac- ing three seasons at Oregon State. will work Into the rotation. Last sea- last few seasons - size at receiver. es," Smyte said. Despite the fact that Clasen hasn't son, Smith finished with 7 catches The 6 foot, 2 Inch Orange, Calif. finish in top-five at The coaching staff calls the rota- played in a game for Boise State, for 72 yards In his first year with native showed In the spring scrim- Swedish Nationals tion similar to that in hockey, where Smyre Is confident the speedy se- Boise State. mages that he can be a weapon In numerous players come In and out nior has a grasp of the offense after Freshman Vinny Perretta will goal line situations that will add also be in the rotation for Boise another element to the red zone of- Mattias Ions, a current member after almost every play. . practicing with the team last fall. "He's got a pretty good handle on State. Perretta was the scout team fense for the Broncos. 1\vlceRabb has to know," Smyte said. "He's pro- ' of the Bronco track and field team The Broncos will need a contri- everything. He's experienced and player of the year last season. This caught touchdown passes in goal - gresslng each and every week." competed in the Swedish Nationals. bution from every receiver, because has done a nice job. He's worked his fall, he has taken that accolade and line situations In two different The other junior is converted Ions finished third in the hammer there Is a bit ofgame time Inexperi- turned it Into what Boise State likes scrimmages. quarterback Legedu Naanee - the throw with a mark of 217 feet, 0 ence for the players that will suit up butt off,"Smyte said. The other two seniors return ' to call "blue collar." The lone downside for Rabb Isthe player that the rest of the team Is Inches. Ions will be a senior on this against Georgia. from last season for Boise State. "Vinny Is just a blue collar guy. same for any JUCOtransfer coming hoping to see have a huge season. year's Boise State team. Only two had receptions last sea- He's just doing things the right into Boise State. He needs to con- . "Hands down, L.A. I said this Former Bronco Gabriel Wallin, son for Boise State. One Is a transfer Jason Murray came on late In the season for the Broncos In 2004. In way,· Smyte said. tinue to grasp the complex offense from the beginning of the sum- a two-time NCAANational Javelin from Oregon State, where he was a Junior college transfer Jerard the Broncos run. - Champion for Boise State, placed role player for three seasons for the the regular season finale, Murray caught his lone touchdown against Rabb adds something to the team "We will give him the plays he See Catching (pagu 9) fourth at the same meet In the jav- Beavers. There's an accomplished elin with a throw of 243·3. Current Bronco Staffan Jonsson won the discus, more on Jonsson on page 9. Battle the heat BSU hosts Utah in season opener BoiseState Recreation Isofferelng a whitewater rafting trip Sunday, BY JET'~IHE D~VIS brings out the offensive strengths jured last season with the top-level helps us get ready for our confer- dent,WLucassald. . Aug. 28 from 9a.m.-5 p.ru.for inter- sports Writer that were hard to see previously. recruits the Utes have acquired, -:".ence games. Ids a huge challenge." WhJle the Broncos enjoyed the: tested students. The Mountain West Conference and the 2005 Utah team surpasses What makes Boise State some- victorious weekend In order to fin- The trip will traverse the Payette After last Saturday's exhibition champion Utes are doing the same. any, of the program's previous 11 what optimistic against Utah is its .ish nut.thelr preseason, one thing. River and costs $22per person. win against NNU, 6-0, the Boise With reorganization on their team . teams to be the most talented and own deep bench. There are 28 la- that comes to the backof thelr . Students must register be- State women's sl1ccerteamdlrects -courtesy of several players com- deepestteam yet. This Iseven when dies that comprise the roster, 190f rnlndsis that Sunday'sbome opeil. fore 5 p.m. Friday at the Studentlts attention. to .the home opener .. ' iIig off Injuries, Utah is placing the contemplating the absence,?C laSt which aretetUmingfrom lastsea·_· erwlllbea tOl.ighone~~':"·'. '..,; ._'.~..• Recreation Center or call 426-1946. against University of utah this . focus on ball possession and attack year's senior Tracy Stratton Gainer, son's squad.F. or..Lu.. cas.,th.is b.rl.n.gs. '.;'. ; ..;rh.,. en.: again,.' .no.n..-co. Dieren..ceplay Transportation, lunch !ind,all sunday.atthecBoa8-T~rttm~~md rhythm.. h . ved the . d ~ . @p.g' the . ilia is - ., ith -.- '" ~. th' . - equIpmenhvill be provided by the:·SoceerComplex.KlcmffiJ atl p.nt;' . 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But McIlhenny admitted that he If you ever were to take the time knows little about teams such as to look into the heart of a player, Bowl Championship Series of- Virginia Tech or Illinois . .make sure to select a player like f1clals believe that creating a new McIlhenny has other concerns, Brennan Lau. poll made up oHormer college play- too. . The Boise native Is In her third ers, coaches, and administrators "Any given weekend, If I'm fly year with the Boise State soccer would be the best way to replace the flshlng, how am I going to make team, playing right wing mldflelder Associated Press poll. sure that by 1 o'clock on Sunday position - a position where run- Fred [acoby, the 77-year-old for- that this Harris group will have my ning for the ball only rewards you mer Southwest Conference corn- Input?" McIlhenny said, "I guess by making you run back for de- missioner, has another view. there will be mess-ups, delays, and fense. "I kidded them a month ago about people who aren't prompt. So that According to head coach Steve us being the has-beens and over- will be an interesting piece of all Lucas, Lau does a great job fill- the-hill gang," Jacoby said Monday. this," ing this tough position. He said, Everyone from 80-year-old retir- The 114 voters, who can submit "Brennan is very technical. She ees to 43-year-old real estate agents ballots bye-mail, phone, or fax, are wants to do her job right." will now help determine who plays supposed to represent a statistical Balancing the demands of school for college football's national cham- cross section of all 11 Division I-A . and a position on the field, Lau pionship. conferences. takes every effort to describe the re- Even glib NFL_announcer Terry Essentially, each conference is ward for hard work. Bradshaw Is part of the 114-mem- represented by 10 people - eight "I definitely think this is reward- ber voting panel that comprises former coaches, players, or admin- ing. I know I would regret It if I Brennan Lau prides on being a wife and a soccer player. the Harris Interactive poll, which Istrators and two media representa- didn't do this," Lau said. "It teaches will count one-third of the BCS for- tives. Three more voters represent siblings. At just five foot, two Inch- me a lot of things, like-how to work This can easily put a damper on In the preseason of her fresh- mula. Notre Dame, and the final voter es, the right-wing for the Broncos hard; how to budget time and NOT things, but BSU coach Steve Lucas man year, Brennan Lau lost her blg- Jacoby's still working these days. represents all other independents. uses her quickness and speed to do procrastinate. It is a blessing that I said that the opposite is true.' gest fan, as her father passed away He's the commissioner of the Lone BCS spokesman Bob Burda said some backdoor moves. Her wisdom have the opportunity to play." "She is always outside, but as you without ever seeing her .play asa Star (Division II) and American he would not identify which vot- comes through as a returning play- Besides the fact that she takes on can see, she Is on the field. That says Bronco. Southwest (Division III) conferenc- ers represent which league. But It's a lot," Lucas said. "When times get tough and hard, er, balancing marriage and family the task of being a student athlete, es based In Richardson, Texas. But rather easy to Identify who could Her family near puts Brennan In just the thought of him loving to life with that of the student athlete. Lau also adds 11 heavy dose of fam- there are plenty of other voters who represent the Big 12. constant contact with thein. They watch me plaYband knowing that he She plays with heart - In every ily and married life. no longer are actively involved with Former Texas Tech linebacker are always there to support her and believed in me and had confidence sense ofthe word. In June of 2004, the former college sports. E.J. Holub is a voter, as is former her husband, and often come to see in me brings me through. Part of In the end, Brennan brings It all Brennan Erickson married Boise Considering how controversial Oklahoma defensive lineman Lee the games. . me just gets to that point - I'm do- back to square one. "I think that State football player Brad Lau. the Bes has become, it's a wonder Roy Selmon. Jim Ray Smith was This is important to Brennan. ing this for my dad. Even though he what Is really important in soccer is Being the only married player on they would want to get involved at an All-American tackle at Baylor While Brad is definitely one of her never got to see a game, I still be- to definitely do it to have fun. Why the team, and marriage being what all. from 1952 to 1954. Bob Frederick biggest fans, he is only one of them. lieve that he is watching." do something if you are not hap- it Is, Brennan spends less time with "Probably stupidity," former (Kansas) and Max Urick (Kansas This is where she chokes up a bit. Brennan Is the youngest of her py?" Lau said. her fellow teammates off the field. Texas Tech coach Spike Dykes said. State) are retired athletic directors. "I guess your ego gets you a little bit. Age apparently was no factor in But I do think it's important, and selecting a voting panel. Former Bronco men's golf team hands the reigns to new head coach It's not going to be simple. You've Iowa AD Bump Elliott is 80. BY SHAWN ASHBY out ofthe Treasure Valley, and looks es Banbury, Pierce Park Greens, and Iy welcome back senior Graham just gotto do what your convictions Other names on the list are in- Sports Writer to add the Broncos to his list of suc- Redhawk Golf Club in Temecula, DeLaet. The Canadian native is an tell you to do and go on down the trlgulng for other reasons. How will cesses. Burton has been a player on Calif. accomplished golfer at Boise State. road." John Mackovic vote for Texas, the The Boise State men's golf team a number of professional tours, in- The signing of Kyle Daniell- DeLaet Is a two-time All-WAC hon- The first Harris poll will be out on school that fired him after the 1997 takes aim at a Western Athletic cluding the PGA Tour, Australian Gustin on Aug. 5, will make the oree, as well as being named WAC Sept. 25. Voters are expected to re- seasonj ChuckNelnas runshis own Conference title after an eventful PGA Tour, and Nike PGA Tour. Broncos a stronger team, said freshman of the year. lease only their final ballot Dec. 5. consulting firm that helps hire col- offseason. This past summer, Kevin He Is a three-time winner of the Burton. Daniell-Gustin transfers DeLaet added to his resume this Just don't expect Dykes to sit at lege coaches all over the country, so Burton, a Boise native, was hired as Rocky Mountain Section Player to Boise State from Walla Walla past summer with a second place home every Saturday watching how will he vote? the new head coach of the Broncos, of the Year (2002, 2003, and 2004). Community College, where he ex- showing in the TELUS Edmonton football from noon to midnight. Others are just flat out odd. and he is excited about the oppor- Burton Is also a multiple winner perienced much success. During Open, a professional event on the The 67-year-old said he wants to Bradshaw, the former Louisiana tunity. The team will also have of the Western Club Professional his time at Walla Walla, Kylewas the Canadian Tour. DeLaet was one of get out and attend games at Texas, Tech quarterback, spends his another local product this season, Championship and the Idaho winner of seven tournaments, with only two amateurs in a field of 69 Texas A&M, and Tech. Saturdays getting ready for CBS's with the signing of Meridian High Open. 17 top-three finishes. He was also golfers. "And I've got a friend who just NFL Sunday pregame show. graduate, Kyle Daniell-Gustin. Burton, a long time professional, the team captain and team MVP. The Broncos will begin their sea- took a job at McMurry," Dykes said. Brentson Buckner Is still playing Kevin Burton is arguably the has been employed at numerous With new faces surrounding the son on Sept. 10, when they travel to "We're going to go see him." with the NFL's Carolina Panthers. ~J most successful golfer to ever come golf courses, Including local cours- program, the Broncos will glad- Colorado Springs, Colo., to com- Conference USA commission- Boomer Esiason, Anthony ..., pete in the Falcon Invitational. The er Britton Banowsky nominated Munoz, and Steve Largent are well 'team's first tournament In Boise former SMU quarterback Lance known for their NFL exploits. Yet, Is the weekend of Oct. 10, in the Mcilhenny. 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"And for guys who If Mark Rlcht had to do it over "They've been running a little bit are able to practice, it gives them a again, he would have invited more more than half an hour, when ev- opportunity to show what they can walk-on receivers to fall camp. erybody else Is running maybe an do." But how was Georgia's head foot- hour-and-a-half," Richt said of the Young players and walk-oris are ball coach to know so many of his receivers. receiving more time In practice, wide receivers would become in- Georgia's linebackers have not making their role on the team more jured? been Immune to injury during important than usual. The Bulldog receiving corps has practice either. "Alot of them don't understand been plagued by injuries - mostly But Richt said the position has their role onthe team as far as giv- hamstring related - thus far in fall been helped because It has many ing us depth on the defense or spe- practice and was down to fiveschol- more walk-ens who can take reps cial teams or working on the scout arship players for last Wednesday's In practice, giving the regulars a team," Taylor said. intra-squad scrimmage. break. But for those players who have "A lot of people had to take a "Youalways expect injuries," said been healthy, like McClendon, it lot, a lot, a lot of more reps than junior linebacker Tony Taylor, who makes them physically and men- they were used to," senior receiver recently recovered from tight ham- tally stronger, McClendon said. Bryan McClendon said about the strings. "It's just one ofthose things "That was the whole point of Wednesday practice held before the you got to overcome forthe team." camp," said McClendon, one of the scrimmage. Wide receivers coach John Eason players healthy for theentlrety of Running has taken its toll on all said he does not necessarily view practice, "to see who was going to the healthy receivers. Richt called the injuries as negative for the play, to see who is ready to play." . some of his players "dead-legged." team. After Wednesday's scrimmage, Richt even floated the idea of mov- ing senior tailback Tyson Browning to receiver to add bodies to the po- sition, at least until more regular re- ceivers recover. Second-string quarterback Joe Tereshinski also took some reps at receiver during the scrimmage. Those changes may not be neces- sary for long. , "'::"~ , :~_ J::tmb;~llilnt)trtflf~:s;im~'iuk~;$,,~iti" Juniors Mario Raley and Scan ..~ ··"1Iiti·til~t~~fwiiYi1ht~!;rY:Ofhoi~v~"-i Bailey arc close to returning from !i~fvirl8~(>f fnrit .~;.~i:tlIi'!'!;. \1r~\,nt' . their hamstring injuries, Richt said. . tar.tf{ arid rmtdH,in (:"uf,,1n"t Sophomore A.J, Bryant and fresh- ,~~ ..juiC~ .. ' ·('urrH~!I'f·./i!; btJ'tllflrp,~d;r's';,l man Mohamed Massaquoi's return l~. forthe Sept. 3season opener against Boise State is uncertain. Wednesday's practice was modi- fied to make it easier on the receiv- <: ;~!de ers' legs by not making them run '~.I··;·'.'....·.:·.·.·.··..····:·· routes until beginning competitive .••~.,.•...' PHOTO STANLEY BREWSTEHIl'HE ARBITER -c Current Boise State discus thrower Staffan Jonsson posted a career best throw In the dtscus en route to winning the Swedlsli National Champlon- , ship. 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